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XEW YORK. March Sta—Luau.
5.- Storrs. or New Haves. new "our"
01 the electric railways. today en-
tered upon his duties. Although ha
resignation as president 0! the Con.
necticut Company does not Mine
criectivo omcially until Wednesday,
April 1. Mr. Storra turned over the
reins at power Saturday to his suc-

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director 0: the advisory board or the
-.'imerican Electric Railway a-ocia-
He has taken up his residence
here with his tarnily in the Plaza
hotel. He will remain here for the
biggest part at the summer. while
Mrs. Storra is planning to spend tho
warmer months with her lamily in

tion.

Mr. Storrs‘ new title is man

Colorado.

' field.

The position that Mr. Storrs l. to
5 All is altogether new in the traction
llls directorate will be the
equivalent to thcpoeitlon now acid
in baseball by Judge Kcnesaw Moan.
tain Landis and in the motion pic.
tures by Will Hays. The increasing
problems facing the traction inter-
est: 0: the country because 0! the
competition or busaes and the in-
creasing use or private cars for short
distance travel. has made the asso-
ciation necessary in order that there
may be a medium {or the exchange
of ideas from one traction company

to another.

City, School Oficials

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City an} school

Sunday 0! Mattiello

Dined By Contractors

oinclals were
and

Lasprogato, building contractors. at

a.

home in New Canaan.
tractors were the
.the Roger Ludlow
Thomas Robins

dinner held at the

The

school.

and Lasprogato tor their work
finishing the school.

E.
g Jesse Dunbar.

Robins. Clinton B.

Alex J.

)lattiello
con-
ones who built
Mayor
praised Mattielio

in

Those present were Mayor Thomas;
Rowland. 6
Rummler.i

Dr. “'liliam Tracy. all members of
of the Board of Education: Dr. Ro-

L-er’. “’Olfe.

Albert M.

Pohlman.

Michael J. Riordan. Thomas James.
Lewis L. Pugh. Edward Gans. City

Clerk Irving Robertson.
, tondent of Schools George B.

chanan and Otis Fitch.

ACTOIST FIXED 330.

 

 

Superin- '
Ru-

Lavx rt‘llC-B Green. of Sew Canaan.

was lined 830 and costs in the down

town city court Saturday
__ .Nehemiah Cnndcc on the charge of
: reckless drlilng.

 

 

Are you feeling bad.
puny. weak and are you
without your natural
energy and pep?

if you are. and if your
stomach’soun and is con-
tipated, irritated and does
not give good digestion

Purify Your Blood

and rid yourself of these
annoying troubles and be
yourself again with

 

A wonder stomach remedy.
Prat-en and attested by people
who use it and they join in
testitying to the above has.

It when appetite. gives
good digestlon. cleans
your system and restores
new lite. vitality and my.
your stomach trouble. ,

Battle with in“
l' I'ns. .
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by Judge

He was arrested

”Thursday in \Vcst :nenuc by State
:l’oliceman l‘mtini of the \"cstport
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Mt M" from not:
dlcntes t [test Intrrogt and

van Mennonhock. the
naturalist and scientist.

enhoelt is credits.
With being the Inventor
move: whether this
not. :ertainly he p
part n in development. lie
the first to apply it to outrun
end physiological investiga
alums? t‘hha first disem-

s red cor . .

blood. and who “If” at
or semis.

one of the :47
Van Leeuwenhoek built.
lied an object about 16
tasted with this is

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built
cording to the suggestions
William G. Exton or
City. who designed it for use
the laboratories of the Prndnn
Insurance Company

of

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The object or specimen to be
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paint
marked "a." and the image is pro-

Jected on a. white screen by an

is no cranlng of the neck or squint-

In.

there in
the edenilflc moving pic-torn mm
made around Ilhc life of Amour

Vi 3.!
loai

the

first saw bacteria

The drawing at the right shows‘
microscopes which
it man!-
Otimes. Can-
the wonder!
modern compound microscope. at:
ed by what h known as the "cus-
which appears in the pun-
togr'aph above. The euscope nan
by an optical company ac-

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New York '

in
ital

Newark.
N. 51.. over which he has Slipcrvls-

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a Leeuwenhoek microscope magnified

90 degrees and projected on the
screen at the large end of the view-
ing box. The projected image in
that further magnified by lenses as
.the small or mowing and of tho
dark chamber.

Continuestobe

, Real estate market activity eone'
tinned on an upward trend during
”was”. according to the month!)
men of real euate trustees and
veyanoes in 41 typical cities
compiled by the National Assoetap
ties at Real Estate Board. The
Jude: number for February. Just
competed. is 173.
Thu means that the actual num-
ber o! trams and Woes in
the cities reporting was-7! percent!
higher during horuary. 1925. than;
the average number-or tun-due
and eoneeysneee' recorded in the
same cities during February in the
period 1916-1338. the period taken
as the base or the association“: in.
dex reckonkign. .
The index (or January otathe cure
rent you was 171.‘ for December
proceeding it was-158. The present
upward swing has been in opera-
tion since November 1924. when the
index was 1“. _ '
The index for the month just past
is the highest “are reached in the
cities reporting in the altar-years
isle-19:5. sxcept tor the months of
January and February .or last year.‘
For January of 1924 the index read
15:. and (or February. when the
phenomenal activity or the ye
reached its climax. the index was
153.
. Publication of a. monthly real es-
tate market lndex.‘based on actual
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for the first tum-men at

were only one half of ene'per
under the totals tooth lint
months of .1324. according to

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(or these months. The tendency for
the year to continue last year’s
building rate is reported as strong.

 
 

and Company showed a January to-

ot the corresponding month last
rear.

was practically all centered
*greater New York.

the New York retardation. showed
a gain over the month of February
of last year.

 

or as it is known in this country.
the derby, tho topper or tire rather
broad brimmed sport hat'with equal
propriety. The lighter weight ga-
bardines. twecds and twills are the
usual materials used although white
some occasions and one smart habit
was seen today which was con-
structed or heavy Shantung silk.

The cutting whip seems to be re-
placing the cron but it is not abso-

lutely necessary 101' PM": 10 ("OD ting the wearer across the rough
the whip in order to get of! either

spots or the beach. Once the bath-
horsc or the water wagon. :,cr seeks the water. they- are dis-

this‘ requirement.
the more sober colors. the only re-
lief being in the belts and in godets
or brightly colored silks which
adorn the short skirts and open
only when the wearer is ‘in ,motlon.

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match the dark hues-of the bath-
ing erases. They are as light and
simple as possible and serve a pure-
ly utilitarian purpose. that at get.

 

 

 

)lIAAiI BEACH. Pia- Mar. 31.—
Thc bathing suit does not figure in
Florida and it will not be a domino

An increase in physical coated

 

:nvcd from use 0' the eusoopc. R nt factor in costume on the north- bow of We lctt arm
Hectrlc light. and \iect-d at the' ._ - a - '
.. n - mics mucu larger pictures than n a h on 11- Th u o ' 0““
palm b with both wycx. .17,"an ide ic crn figures so tai- s t s i is co c h es 1 the raiann. 11

corned. Women who came south
for the winter with half a dozen

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have lost his in gtik‘l“.

nue. and a change ut'
peace was made against
Saturday evening a

him.

other earthquakv or the

above were fi‘lllliu.
ml! and lirt‘hni “on-
and round Bcnnttt trying
his \Vllt‘.

"What's 80in: 0“ ”Ne-u

me with a stove litlrr.
at my head."

The proof as to the
part couldn‘t be denied.

“\Vell. you shouldn't haw
swsred.

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§ Starts Family Row

said

Sammis disengaging the parties.

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Because of it lost horse-shoe mill
a certain tabled king is supposed to?
A llllSSlltt';
twu cent stump mused lht‘ .lowntnng
0: Ralph licnncn o; 38 Ushurn in- -g
lreacli of the

neighbor ,;
’phoned that either there “as all-i
family

«Juicers Sam—A
illspttivhml.{lhe skirts cow-r the
to Choke '

'0.) rather low.

"He‘s choking llli’." Mrs. Bennett
said. .. ,

““‘hnt Kr" you living that ‘lul‘. l
Brehni asked“! .

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Real Estate Market

o! 5 per cent. (rem lastyear's totals

Building permits in 305 cities and,
towns as reported by s. W., Strau-

tai of 3.5 per cent. under the record

The February record was 7
per cent. under that or last year.
The loss during February. however.
in
All regions ex-
cept that of the East. selected by

These also are of

Bathing shoes are of rubber and

carded About the only decorations
noted on the bathing costumes con—
sist of bows or bright colored water
mooted ribbon tied above the el-

to run riot
when it comes to selecting a bath.

SlfleSmisforthe

”Ml. diesltm
beingatt‘zspjtcd ton

:basque’mdtrimmed
widta rosette.

6030’ the
t. we...

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Make Your
Summer Dresses
With the Aid of

the Dcltor

 

WHAT'ntheDeltor? Awondesful
mm gutde’ , mduded' with
Buttes-ick' Patterns. that shows' you with
pictureshowtomakeeachdresfromstart
to firi'sh. Buy your patter-m at out
Butter-ink Department, consult each pat-
ternenvelopefortheldndand amount of
material to use, and thenvisitourpiece-

goutlsoonnm. Hueyouwilifindail the
softnewStnnmei-materia'lsinthepop-
mat-shades.

Always Buy
BUTTERICK PATTERNS mdudm‘ ‘ g DELTOR

MUNSIE’S

'1o.12 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk

 

 

'_ Summer. Favors the Circular Skirt

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lmglfili
tulippcd cducsirinncs i‘or grmrs-
'ions, But the rostumtEs hcrc lune‘
l--.‘tll lliodlilu‘il to ghe a toutli oi
.\i‘.‘.trit';in siiiartnt‘ss. The .ci‘oss
mildly lul-its iii the uscedun' al-
though the :uhocates of the sidt.
«adult and the shirt are not lack-
ms:

llrrm-lics arc laced
kncv rather than buttoned and
ulttlt- tin-y urn full. thr‘ cut is not
so extreme as to ruin the tit of the
mat worn Ma‘s them. The coats.
.is a. general rule. are very full
skirted and longer in front than he-
himi so that when the the saddle
knees. The
slecn-s are rather snug. The lspels.
ul‘v notched and long and the coats;
are instenul with two buttons pluc-
The latest coat in- :
nmution is a reversed to: pleat all
i-itllt‘l‘ side from waist to hem which
tissufwl snugnees of line while ah;
lowing umplt- freedom of move-
mrn'. both in and out the the sad-.

bth“ the

aths that lead

ullo. The pockets one on either hipl
' or. placed diagonally.
A white stock is the favorite

Trading the 01' f the New ‘

 

nocktrmr although it may be re-
pluced by a white waist with a
rourii. rather low broad collar and
n bow tie. As to the head gear. the
equestrinne may choose the bowler.

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a bosses path to th¢,door.of the manyho built -
3.m.mww .
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in,“ world of m and mm?

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the dag]: chamber. andcrugrbcgg i‘cfrvvC'riimc-inuzaflfizi ‘5?»me women here are appearing on the and blue. . The “‘0 motorcycles of the police 1":

'_ beach in simple one-piece woolen. The hats now being worn on the department were put into commisg ~
V . _ silk or satin and woolen suits. sober Florida. East Coast are merely a don Sunday for the summeri
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